Watatunga Wildlife Reserve, near King’s Lynn, which opened for the season on March 26, has unveiled a new collection of exclusive tours for its visitors.
Set in a 170-acre conservation site, people can spot a variety of endangered deer, antelope and birds via expert-led tours in self-drive buggies.
The latest tours include the rare opportunity to engage with the people at the heart of their conservation work.
The first new experience is called Behind the Reserve: Management & Wildlife Tour and explores how the team cares for the animals while protecting and enhancing native wildlife across the reserve.
The Watatunga Story: Founder’s Tour is the second new expedition where visitors can join the founder as he reveals the vision, challenges, and conservation philosophy behind the creation of the park.
A spokesman for Watatunga said: “These limited experiences invite you to stay longer and discover even more on your visit from our founder, reserve manager, and conservation officer.”
